Hi Linnea, I see Caladium World has 12 positive reviews (and one neutral) at 'that other' gardening site. They appear to be in your price range and have White Christmas available yet, but you had best hurry as numerous varieties are no longer available. Caladium World Home page. There is a link on that page to availability. Pricing for various sizes and types. Sue

I have to bring the snowbush in for winter. Just water it maybe once a week indoors to keep it viable and move it out for summer. A friend in Orlando planted his in the ground but it was killed to the ground (coming back from the roots when I visited in May) so it is very tropical. I thought the caladium in that bed were Thai Beauty but someone from FL said they were Pink Symphony which resembles Thai Beauty a lot (and is a lot cheaper too).

I like both Caladiums and Tulips very much. Caladium bulbs will not survive winter in our area. So I plan to replant them every year. Tulips is a different story. It grows pretty well at my front yard, but usually eaten by deer before or soon after bloom. This flowering bed is very close to the house. I figure deer will be less intended to come. In our area, we need to replant Tulip bulbs every year because the bloom only looks good the first year after planting. Costco has been selling Caladlium and Tulip bulbs very economically so it is not too much expense. My plan is to make this part of flowing bed have a longer bloom period.

It was on sale. 50 jumbo for $50. I wasn't looking for a specific color. I just want them to be homogenized. I don't want to plant a lot of the same color together. I didn't think you could tell the color, but thought there might be an expert way that I wasn't aware of.